Aleksandra Lis

Manager of Department of Composition and Development of Urban Landscape/ dr hab (Assoc. Prof)

Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences

Poland

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Dr. Aleksandra Lis is an Associate Professor and the Manager of the Department of Composition and Development of Urban Landscape at Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences in Poland. Her research focuses on the interplay between urban landscape design and public perception, particularly in relation to safety, privacy, and preferences in park environments. Recent publications explore topics such as the influence of lighting on well-being, the significance of vegetation and topography in parks, and the effects of social interactions within these spaces.

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Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences

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Institute of Physiology and Pathology of Hearing

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Perception of urban parks: the influence of topography, vegetation density and park attributes on perceived safety, mystery and preference

Exploring the influence of plant form barriers and naturalness on visitors’ perceptions to park landscapes: a study of interactions between safety, privacy and preference

Signs of Children’s Presence in Two Types of Landscape: Residential and Park: Research on Adults’ Sense of Safety and Preference: Premises for Designing Sustainable Urban Environments

The ability to choose how to interact with other people in the park space and its role in terms of perceived safety and preference

Lighting Features Affecting the Well-Being of Able-Bodied People and People with Physical Disabilities in the Park in the Evening: An Integrated and Sustainable Approach to Lighting Urban Green Areas

Park lighting after dark – is it a route or a place? How people feel in park nightscapes (experiment)

Surveillance as a variable explaining why other people’s presence in a park setting affects sense of safety and preferences

Evaluation of sense of safety and privacy in parks in relation to the topography, the presence of dense vegetation and other people in the area

Impact of danger, legibility and mystery on visitor’s preference in fortified landscapes compared with park landscapes in urban areas

How to light up the night? The impact of city park lighting on visitors’ sense of safety and preferences

Are trees and shrubs unsafe hiding places? Impact of plant forms on the perception of danger in urban green spaces in crime hot spots

The impact of plants offering cover on female students’ perception of danger in urban green spaces in crime hot spots

Why is dense vegetation in city parks unpopular? The mediative role of sense of privacy and safety

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Łukasz Pardela

Joanna Beck

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